San Diego Section Statistical Leaders

<h2>PASSING</h2>   Johnny Mosti, Morse   Owen Tsay, Maranatha Christian   Jacobo Elias, Vincent Memorial   Kreet Makihele, San Marcos   [player_tooltip player_id='384727' first='Garrett' last='Bass']-Sulpizio, LJCD   [player_tooltip player_id='406678' first='Brodie' last='Stump'], Kearny   Jack Schneider, Del Norte   Joshua Bell, Mt. Carmel   [player_tooltip player_id='270901' first='Aleksandr' last='Wojcik'], Mar Vista   [player_tooltip player_id='115456' first='Julian' last='Sayin'], Carlsbad   Note: Kreet Mikihele is a freshman who has taken the area by storm. Johnny Mosti is always atop the leaderboards every week and [player_tooltip player_id='115456' first='Julian' last='Sayin'] has been efficient and has all of his guys back now. Quarterback play in San Diego is very good despite the lack of big names compared to the Southern Section.   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/FSFRecruits/status/1571663878920065024?s=20u0026t=UT5ftNL769C3LJxsGZUFHg </div></figure>   <h2>RUSHING</h2>   [player_tooltip player_id='145173' first='Roderick' last='Robinson II'], Lincoln   Angelino Trapasso, Rancho Buena Vista   Chris Bausch, Fallbrook   Xzavier Bejarano, Palo Verde Valley   [player_tooltip player_id='145237' first='Major' last='Givens'], Steele Canyon   Damarion Wright, Morse   [player_tooltip player_id='384817' first='Conner' last='Rath'], Poway   Isaac Cervantes, Montgomery   Sirdarius Autry, Hoover   [player_tooltip player_id='25452' first='Makei' last='Thompson'], Mira Mesa   Note: [player_tooltip player_id='145173' first='Roderick' last='Robinson II'] is the best running back in the state. He has always been thick and strong but his top end speed has improved greatly. Lincoln has played top caliber competition and he has stepped up. He has the potential to be an early contributor at UCLA and play on Sundays one day. Running back is loaded in San Diego with college prospects like [player_tooltip player_id='145237' first='Major' last='Givens'], [player_tooltip player_id='384817' first='Conner' last='Rath'] and [player_tooltip player_id='25452' first='Makei' last='Thompson'].   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/rodrob204/status/1569104128022040577?s=20u0026t=UT5ftNL769C3LJxsGZUFHg </div></figure>   <h2>RECEIVING</h2>   [player_tooltip player_id='452669' first='Aleonte' last='Logan'], Morse   [player_tooltip player_id='406718' first='Ty' last='Olsen'], Del Norte   Armando Apodaca, Vincent Memorial   Isaiah Sutton, Kearny   Jack Amodeo, Maranatha Christian   [player_tooltip player_id='406676' first='Jase' last='Nix'], San Marcos   Note: [player_tooltip player_id='406718' first='Ty' last='Olsen'] is a touchdown machine for Del Norte and [player_tooltip player_id='406676' first='Jase' last='Nix'] has been a solid first option for the freshman quarterback at San Marcos. Both of them are sophomores so the future of San Diego receivers is promising. It's important to note that Mater Dei Catholic has not posted its stats and they are loaded with college level receivers.   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/ty5olsen/status/1563610569453645824?s=20u0026t=UT5ftNL769C3LJxsGZUFHg </div></figure>   <h2>TACKLES</h2>   [player_tooltip player_id='1231162' first='Zavier' last='Leatherman'], Army-Navy   Joseph Minchelo, Crawford   [player_tooltip player_id='273577' first='Ratumana' last='Bulabalavu'], Army-Navy   AJ Rodriguez, Eastlake   [player_tooltip player_id='942948' first='Jaden' last='Mangini'], LJCD   Fabian Gerbella, Eastlake   Junior Gutierrez, San Ysidro   Note: Army-Navy is loaded at the top of its defense Bulabalavu is constantly in the backfield, but more on that later. Cathedral Catholic has not updated its stats, otherwise [player_tooltip player_id='145201' first='Victory' last='Johnson'] would be on this list.   <h2>SACKS</h2>   [player_tooltip player_id='273577' first='Ratumana' last='Bulabalavu'], Army-Navy   Makhai Viavia, Madison   Max Umberg, Point Loma   Arath Levya, Montgomery   Jared Martin, Central   Matthew Gutierrez, Brawley   Caleb Stricker, Army-Navy   Zyan Watson, Madison   Aaron Carter, Mount Miguel   Note: Bulabalavu is one of the better sophomore pass rushers in the state. Madison is having a nice year rushing the passer with Viavia and Watson putting up solid numbers. [player_tooltip player_id='145194' first='Cayden' last='Dawson'] of University City has 5.0 and is just below this list along with 10 other players.   <figure class="wp-block-embed is-type-rich is-provider-twitter wp-block-embed-twitter"><div class="wp-block-embed__wrapper"> https://twitter.com/RBulabalavu/status/1573151340892594176?s=20u0026t=UT5ftNL769C3LJxsGZUFHg </div></figure>   <h2>INTERCEPTIONS</h2>   Name, School INTS YDS   Lucio Ascolani, Vincent Memorial 5 134   Landon Schrom, Army-Navy 5 77   Emmett Jacobson, Point Loma 5 23   Jackson Daniels, Helix 4 0   Johnathan Butler, Poway 4 63   Ravel Cato, Mira Mesa 4 55   Note: Schrom being on this list shows how effective Army-Navy's defense is. Their players are all over this leaderboard. Lucio Ascolani has made some big defensive plays this season. 16 other guys have three interceptions.